In late November, Tesla Motors delivered the first 10 Cybertrucks to customers, over four years after it was first unveiled as a concept prototype and two years after it was originally supposed to begin production. The odd, angular electric vehicle with a stainless steel exterior attempts to marry Tesla-style sports car performance with the rugged function of a pickup truck. The Wall Street Journal characterized it as "a giant, steel triangle on wheels."
Depending on options, the Cybertruck can achieve 600–845 horsepower and cost between $60,000–$100,000—clearly making it a luxury purchase and not for the shopper on a budget.
